Question

what are adajecent and non adajecent cells in ms excel​

Answer 1

Answer:

Dragging with the mouse in Excel to quickly highlight a block of adjacent cells is probably the most common way of selecting more than one cell in a worksheet. But, there may be times when the cells you want to highlight are not located beside each other. When this occurs, it's possible to select non-adjacent cells.

A cell that is in the same row as and adjoins the current cell in a worksheet.

Is called adajecent cell.

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Answer 2

Select Non-Adjacent Cells Using the Mouse

The easiest way to select non-adjacent ranges is by using the mouse (along with the keyboard).

Below is how to select two non-adjacent range of cells:

1. Click on the first cell that you want to be selected. This will now become the active cell
2. Hold the Control key on your keyboard
3. Left-click on the mouse and drag to make the selection
4. Leave the mouse click. At this point, you would have a selection. Continue to hold the Control key
5. Place the cursor on the second cell/range that you want to select
6. Left-click on the mouse and drag to make the selection
7. Leave the mouse click. This would select two non-contiguous range of cells.
8. Release the Control key